ADUG 2024 Symposium
ADUG is excited to announce our 2024 Annual Symposium will be held on Friday 17th May 2024 (AEST).
Join us for the day and expand your knowledge of the Delphi ecosystem. Four speakers will present on different areas of interest.… Continue reading ›
Brisbane Meeting – May 2021
Wednesday May 19th at 5:30pm to 9pm.
The monthly Brisbane meeting is back in face to face form at the Indooroopilly Library on this Wednesday at the usual time and place. See you there! 🙂
We will have an informal look at Vincent Parrett’s Delphi Package Manager (DPM).… Continue reading ›
Canberra Meeting – April 2021
The Canberra ADUG Chapter will be hosting our next meeting on Thursday, 29th April at 6:30 via Zoom. (Not Wednesday, 28th as originally posted.) Mathias will be showing us how to synchronise Google Calendar events in a multi-threaded environment and how to unit test the functionality.… Continue reading ›
Brisbane Meeting – March 2021
Wednesday March 17th at 5:30pm to 9pm.
The monthly Brisbane meeting is back in face to face form at the Indooroopilly Library on this Wednesday at the usual time and place. See you there! 🙂
Eivind will give an informal introduction to exception stack trace logging using the JCL.… Continue reading ›
Melbourne Meeting – September 2015
Monday 21st September at 6 for 6:15pm start.
ADUG AGM followed by a presentation from current President Lachlan Gemmell
Embarcadero be Bold once more
Do you remember Bold for Delphi, the model driven architecture and object persistence framework that was first developed by Boldsoft, then purchased by Borland and included in Delphi 7 Architect?
Roland Bengtsson has started this online petition asking Embarcadero to release Bold as open source.… Continue reading ›
A VCL to FireMonkey Convertor
I have been convinced that FireMonkey provides opportunities to use Delphi in new and exciting ways. I am interested in exploring the possibilities but I also want to maintain as much as possible of the IP that I have built up in Delphi applications to date. … Continue reading ›